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I'm not sure some EULA overpowers the law.
by papermachete 7y ago
I'm not sure some EULA overpowers the law.
- tarsinge 7y agoAlso the validity of software EULA in the EU is still blurry for me (definitely not expert), to my knowledge they are not more enforceable than conditions of how you are permitted to use any object you bought. You own it, you are free to use it as you want basically (at least it was right during retail CD years). SaaS circumvent this because these are conditions to use a service.
- Hamuko 7y agoI don't think there's just one answer to EULA validity in the EU, but rather there's a bunch of shit in EULA's that is enforceable in the US but have absolutely no basis in all/some EU countries. For example, shrink wrap EULAs have not been considered binding here.